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Financial Services Minister Engages With EU And UK Representatives

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The meetings took place around the attendance of the Minister, and His Excellency, Governor Martyn Roper, at the ninth Joint Ministerial Council in London the week of 15 November.

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Grand Cayman, 26 November 2021

The Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks, recently engaged in a number of positive and substantive meetings with decision-makers within the UK and the EU on a range of matters important to the jurisdiction's interests and reputation, such as financial services and climate change.

The meetings took place around the attendance of the Minister, and His Excellency, Governor Martyn Roper, at the ninth Joint Ministerial Council (JMC) in London the week of 15 November.

Minister Ebanks was well-received by: the recently appointed UK Minister with responsibility for the Overseas Territories, Amanda Milling; the UK Parliament's All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Cayman Islands Chair, Sir Graham Brady; and the European Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability, and the Capital Markets Union, Mairead McGuinness.

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